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There are several ways in which the growth of Alexander’s empire spread Greek culture, but the most important way was that culture was imposed wherever he went.

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Alexander the Great conquered important kingdoms and empires, including Egypt and Persia. He spread the language, ideas, and culture of Greece to the lands he conquered. He also set up a library in the busy Egyptian port city of Alexandria to help spread Greek ideas and philosophies.

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